Please support transaction API

[mhevery]

https://www.firebase.com/docs/web/api/firebase/transaction.html

My guess is that it should be on FirebaseObjectObservable.transaction

[jeffbcross]

Yes, also FirebaseListObservable should have this.

[mhevery]

@jeffbcross Why do you think that @vicb should do this?

[jeffbcross]

I thought @vicb said he was going to work on it once the upgrade to
firebase sdk v3 was done, but maybe I misunderstood.
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[vicb]

Yep Jeff, that's what we agrreed on

[davideast]

@vicb Are you still up to the task? If not I can handle it 👍

[vicb]

I was about to do it but because you insist, please take over ;)

It would be nice that you update periscope once angularfire supports it. Ping me if you need more info.

Thanks !!

[katowulf]

I'm having trouble coming up with benefits of adding transactions into AngularFire2. All the reasons I might use transactions are already covered by the SDK and I don't see any pain points we can solve here. It feels like a straight wrapper on the methods. Can you guys push out some use cases on why one wouldn't go straight to the SDK for this?

[vicb]

@katowulf you're right - that actually what we ended up doing - forgot to close the issue, sorry

edit: can not close this myself

[elekzalan]

Can you mention this somewhere in the documentation, please? I'd say it would be useful to have a part in the docs where you clarify your policy about this.

[ross-nordstrom]

👍 on mentioning how to do this in the docs